Monday, June 03, 2002

• FM Spokesman on Japanese Official's Non-Nuclear Amendments
• President Jiang Meets Greek PM
• More Laid-offs Benefit From China's Social Security Reform
• Chinese President Leaves for Two Summits, Four Nation Tour
• Romanian President: Sino-Romanian Relations Full of Vitality
• HKSAR Govt Sets to Press Ahead With Anti-Terrorism Bill
• Chinese Police Uncover 1.6m RMB Ticket Forging Scam
• Jiang Zemin to Meet Musharraf, Vajpayee in Alma-Ata
• Eight Killed as Truck Rolls off Cliff in South China
• Chinese Mainland Offers Radar Data on Air Crash 
• CPC Party School's Post-graduate Program Fruitful
• Jiang's Speech Resounds Through CPC Departments, Mass Organizations
• No Progress in Research for CAL Jet Crash Victims
• Senior CPC Official Meets Nepali Guests
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Guests from ROK
• Chinese Defense Minister Meets Bangladeshi Guest
• NPC Delegation Leaves Beijing for United States
• Chinese Researcher: Fourth Indo-Pak War Unlikely
• President Jiang Urges Cadres to Study Economics
• Seven Chinese Military Officers Promoted to General

• Chinese Trade Minister on Importance of Intermediary Organizations
• Chinese Steel Firms Cleared in US Anti-Dumping Probe
• Japanese Companies Form JV in China for 3G Handsets
• Euro-China Business Meeting Opens in Macao
• First Foreign Insurance Company Starts Business in Beijing This Week
• HK Still an Ideal Business Center: Mainland Media
• Japan, China, South Korea to Form Tie-up in Insurance
• Brazilian Embraer to Build Assembly Plant in China
• Star Alliance Eyes China Link  
• China's Refined Oil Market to Open Wider
• China Stresses Better Use of Foreign Funding

• Roundup: International Community Boosts Efforts to Return India, Pakistan to Peace
• India Rules Out Use of Nuclear Weapons
• South Korean Ship Sank off Mozambican Coast
• Pakistan Ready for Starting Meaningful Dialogue with India
• Ivanov: China "Positive" on New Russia-NATO Council
• Japanese PM Says Japan Will Stick to 3 "No-Nukes" Principles
• Pyongyang to Host International Forum on IT
• S.Lanka, India to Renegotiate Free Trade Agreement
• Italy's Republic Day Parade in Rome Huge Success
• Gays March Through Brazil
• Canada's Finance Chief Ousted, Igniting Crisis
• Afghans Gather to Choose Grand Council
• Civilian Flights to Northern Sri Lanka Resumed
• US to Send Envoy to China to Boost Military Ties
• 2 Blasts Kill 13 People in Colombia
• Musharraf Suggests Russian Mediation
• Abu Sayyaf Leader's Brother Killed
• Self-interest Pushes US Diplomacy in South Asia
• 'Hard-kneed' Image Vital to Vajpayee: Analysis
• CIA Tracked Two Sept. 11 Jijackers and Let Them Escape
• Arafat Meets 7 Non-Aligned FM in Ramallah
• Hamas Rejects Joining PNA Cabinet
• Albania Hopes to join EU: Albanian PM
• Swiss Vote to Legalize Abortion
• 25 Dies in Angola Helicopter Crash
• Final Goodbyes at NY Ground Zero
• Fire Breaks Out in Buckingham Palace
• Iran Calls for Technology Transfer to Developing Countries
• Countries Advise Nationals to Leave India, Pakistan
• Chinese Embassy in Kabul Resumes Visa Services
• Malaysia to Evacuate Dependents of Diplomats in India, Pakistan

• Asymmetric Trial of Strength: Commentary

• China Tipped to Become World Hi-tech Center
• Int'l Education Expo to Be Held in North China Province
• 90-year-old Academician Won 1 Million Prize
• Handwriting Apps Emerge from Intel China
• Glacier Flooding Alarms Himalayas
• Chinese Entrepreneurs Gather to Push Technology Innovation

• Chinese Referee Lu Jun Says Red Card is Right Decision
• China's Team Captain: China-Costa Rica Match Will Be 50-50
• Italy Finish off Ecuador 2-0 in Group G
• Turkish and Brazilian Fans Clash in Berlin
• Rosolino Is Claimed to Take Drugs: Italian Reports
• Brazil Beats Turkey 2-1 with Late Controversial Penalty
• Chinese Defender Li Says China Working on Set Pieces
• Mexico Beat 10-Man Croatia 1-0 in Group G
• South Africa's First Goal Not Own Goal, FIFA
• More Chinese "Qiumis" Arrive in South Korea for World Cup
• There is No Undefeatable Team, Says Turkish Coach
• Brazil's Ronaldo Convinced of Victory in Turkey Clash
• Ups and Downs in Parachute Jumping in China
• DPRK Shows Opening World Cup Match
• Spain Beats Slovenia 3-1 in Group B
• South Africa Rally to Tie Paraguay 2-2  
• China Will do Better in World Cup: Bangladeshi Official
• Sweden Denies England Historic Win in World Cup
• Wang Liqin Takes China Open Men's Singles Title
• Argentina Kicks off Group of Death with 1-0 Win over Nigeria 

• Tibet Issues Commemorative Envelopes
• China Trains Sniffer Dogs for Rescue Work
• Japan Airlines Launches Xiamen-Tokyo Route
• Beijing Continues Relocating Polluting Industrial Enterprises
• Used Batteries in Full Blossom 
• Int'l Environmental Protection Forum Opens in Guilin 
• Natural Stone Bust of Chairman Mao Found in East China